Ethereum has entered uncharted territory as it posts its third consecutive losing quarter. The cryptocurrency's price has plummeted to around $1,560, representing a 70% drop from its all-time high of nearly $5,000 reached in August 2025.
This historic milestone marks the first time Ethereum has closed three quarters in negative territory. Since reaching its peak, the asset has maintained a downward trajectory, with large-scale investors selling approximately $900 million worth of Ethereum over the course of a single week.
Market analysts diverge on their predictions for Ethereum's future price. Ted warns that if the asset fails to recover the $1,700 level, the probability of establishing new local lows increases. On the other hand, Crypto with Haris downplays extreme theories of a crash towards the $1,000 zone, suggesting that the realistic floor for the cryptocurrency's price would sit in the $1,200 to $1,300 range.
The upcoming expiration of monthly options contracts at the close of the current period will serve as the next key indicator to assess the short-term direction of the market. Historically, July has not been a favorable month for Ethereum, with six out of the last ten years concluding downwards.